Researchers at the University of Helsinki, in Finland, have developed a smart jumpsuit that can monitor an infant's movements and determine if there is a potential neurological issue. The benefit of the suit is that […]
Engineers at the University of Illinois are working on creating at puncture-free tire. To do so, they used computer simulations to calculate the tire's shear layer's ability to stretch and twist. The end goal is […]
As a leading contract manufacturer, one area of plastic injection molding where we often find the most distinctiveness in is resin selection. When selecting plastic resins you must keep in mind that each molded part […]
In the world of product development, inventors looking to keep costs controlled are leaning more and more towards outsourcing engineering services to a product development company. As with any client/vendor relationship, the financial arrangement between […]
DFM is a part of phase 4 of our new product development process and is addressed at the beginning of launching a product through the new product introduction area. If you are new to product […]
Researchers at Tohoku University, in Japan, have developed a smart contact lens that is self-moisturising to prevent dry eyes. The battery powered contact lens uses a special mechanism to maintain a layer of fluid between […]
A team of researchers at Penn State University have developed a wearable gas sensor that monitors the wearer's health and environment. The sensor is an improvement on existing technology through the use of a self-heating […]
A team of researchers at Purdue university have developed a wearable device that will assist in making treatments easier and less expensive for patients experiencing swallowing disorders. The stickers on the sensor are disposable and […]
A team of researchers at ETH Zurich have developed a technique for storing data in everyday 3D printed objects. The technique has been dubbed the "DNA of Things" and uses DNA as the storage medium […]
